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HomePhys.org - AutomotiveChinese robotaxis stall in apparent ‘malfunction’: police

Chinese robotaxis stall in apparent ‘malfunction’: police

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A string of self-driving robotaxis owned by Chinese internet giant Baidu stalled in central China, stranding passengers after an apparent “system malfunction,” police said Wednesday.

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